Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-22

Mr. and Mrs. 7. w. NoyeS left this morning for
Spring Lake, N. j.. where they will stay some
days and afterward visit Long Branch and New.
port.
Ex-Secretary and Mrs. McCulloch have gone to
the White Mountains, and win stay for a while at
the Crawford House, and afterward 20 TO Poland
springs for more protracred stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Gait returned to the city on
Saturday from Deer Park, where they have been
passing several weeks and will shortly start on a
tain regions Of Central Maryland and Inr Pennsyi %
vaDta.
Among the arrivals at the Hygeia, Old Point, on
Saturday were 7. c. Browne and W. ]. Peyton, OF
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Mantz, Mrs H. johnson, and J.
craig, OF Washington, were among the recent arrt-
vals at Cape May.
The Misses Cummins have gone to Atlantic City
for q stay OF q couple Of weeks.
Third Assistant Postmaster General Harris has
gone to La Grange, Ca. where he will spend va
cation OF several weeks
Mr.. j. Whit Heron, who has been passing sew
eral weeks In Maine, returned TO the city yester-
day greatly improved In health. Mrs. Heron and
their children will remain there for some time yet.
Chief Clerk Whitney, Of the Bureau OF Statistics,
ielt Saturday evening for ScarbOro Beach, Me-,
where he Will join Mrs. Whitney, and afterward
go to his old home In Raymond for stay OF two
or three weeks.
Mr.. o. L. Pruden, the Presidents assistant seere-
tary, has returned from his vacation, and Is on
duty at the White House.
Mrs. Maria w. Bellinger, OF Charleston, 8. c., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bessie Seabrook, at 1124
Connecticut avenue northwest
Miss Mary Ltnd0n King, accompanied by Miss
Grace L. McCullOch, has left the city to spend q
lew weeks with Judge and Mrs. Thomas h. Perry,
at WestwOOd Md.
Mr.. I. F. s King and wife returned on Saturday
irom their bridal trip, which has been spent at
oakland Md. They will commence housekeeping
at 1886 street northwest
Mr.. J. j. Dermody, Miss Emma Dermody, and
Miss Mollie McDevitt, are at Atlantic City.
Col l. +. Fix. Of the Quartermaster Generals
Office, went with the Light Infantry to Atlantic
CITY lor fortnight to visit his family In their COT
Mr.. Frank B. Clarkson (of the firm Of Gray &
lant1c City.
DIR. Richard S. Hill left recently for trip through
the Canadas.
DR.. Guilford, Of the Registers ofice, with his
wife and daughter and party OF friends left Sat-
urday for Atlantic City.
Third Assistant Postmaster General Harris and
Mrs. Harris have gone to their home in Greenvile,
Ga, for a few weeks
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Atkins has re-
turned from visit to his home in Paris Tenn.
Misses r. Steinhardt and NJ. Michel OF New
York. are visiting friends In this city.
A pleasant party was held last evening at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hedenheimer, whose
daughter, Miss Celia Hedenhelmer. is engaged 10
De luTTcu Shortly 10 MI. FRANK HO1a OF this city.
Among the numerous guests were Mt. and Mrs Ii.
Ho1fa, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Augenste1n, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. King, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. H. Michaeis, the Misses
X. Steinhardt, OF New York, N. Augenstein, j. and
d. Micnaells. s. Heidenhemer, F. Selling, OF Roch-
ester, n; Y, and many OF the young people with
Intimately associated.
Mrs. j. N. Clark and daughter Miss Maggie, with
Misses Amelia and LYDIA Dalton, Of Capitol Hill,
are spending the month OF August at AsDury Park,
ID.
Mr.. A. B. Webb and family, accompanied by
Mrs. j. p. Wright, Mrs. Webb's mother, are
spending month at the Red Sulphur Springs,
w Va